Egilsstaðir

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Studlagil Canyon during your travels in Egilsstaðir. Wander the lakeside and parks while you're in the area.

Iceland's second-highest waterfall captivates with red clay and black basalt striped cliffs. The moderate 2.5 km hike rewards you with views of Litlanesfoss's hexagonal basalt columns en route.

Float in geothermal waters on Lake Urriðavatn at these unique infinity pools in East Iceland. Savor the serene atmosphere with a locally-sourced meal at Vök Bistro after your therapeutic soak.

Lagarfljót's serene waters hide Iceland's legendary wyrm, a mythical serpent beneath the misty surface. Explore the surrounding landscapes and nearby Hallormsstaðaskógur forest for an enchanting natural escape.

This intimate museum showcases East Iceland's reindeer heritage and traditional farm life through artifacts and multimedia displays. Enjoy interactive exhibits and special Wednesday evening events during summer.

Fardagafoss cascades 20 meters into a rocky crevasse, with a hidden cave you can explore behind the curtain of water. Hike the scenic 2.6km trail and use the provided chains for the final adventurous approach.

This multi-tiered waterfall cascades gracefully through Eastern Iceland's lush valley, visible right from the Ring Road. Take a short walk from the parking area for an up-close view of its mesmerizing descent.

Step into East Iceland's cultural past through exhibits on reindeer and traditional rural life. The museum's interactive displays bring the region's self-sufficient farming heritage to life for visitors of all ages.